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About the Suzuki Alto

Pakistan's top-selling car by volume, the Alto dominates the entry-level segment with its compact footprint, outstanding fuel efficiency, and very low running costs. It is ideal for city commuting and remains one of the easiest cars to buy and sell in the used market. Used examples typically trade in the PKR 15–28 lacs range depending on year, variant, and condition.

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1 Car Identity

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Model *

Variant *

Year *

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2 Specifications

Engine *

Transmission *

Assembly *

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Seller's asking price — optional, in lacs

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3 Vehicle Inspection Optional

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Enter vehicle inspection section scores (0–100). Conditions are rated relative to the car's age and category — not absolute values.

No inspection report? Answer what you can see or were told — skip anything you're unsure of. The price is labelled as self-declared condition.

Engine / Transmission

How does the engine start and run?

Start it cold if you can. Listen at idle with the bonnet open.

Starts easily, runs smooth and quiet Slight noise or vibration Rough idle, hard starting or a clear knock Smoke from the exhaust or a heavy knock Not sure

Follow-up:

Any oil or coolant leaking?

Look under the car where it was parked, and around the engine.

Dry, no leaks Light seepage, no drips Active leak or drips on the ground Not sure

Has the engine been opened or overhauled?

Sellers often say "seal to seal" when it has never been opened.

No, never opened Yes, overhauled or rebuilt Not sure

Follow-up:

How does the gearbox shift?

On the test drive: every gear, up and down.

Smooth in every gear An occasional jerk or a hard shift Slipping, grinding or a warning light Not sure

Follow-up:

Exterior & Body

How many body panels have been repainted?

Doors, fenders, bonnet, boot lid and bumpers. Roof and pillars come next.

None. Total genuine paint 1–2 panels touched up 3–5 panels repainted 6 or more, or the whole car (shower) Not sure

Follow-up:

Roof, pillars, chassis rails and boot floor: any repaint or repair?

These are the car's frame. Work here usually follows a serious accident, not a scratch.

No, all original Repainted, no sign of metal repair Welded, straightened or replaced Not sure

Follow-up:

Any accident history?

Ask the seller directly. For imported cars, the auction sheet records repairs.

No, non-accidental Minor: a bumper or panel only, no airbags Major: airbags deployed, or front or rear structure repaired Not sure

Follow-up:

Dents and scratches?

Walk round the car in daylight. Sizes: thumb, palm, elbow.

Nothing worth mentioning A few thumb-sized marks Several marks, some palm-sized Many marks, or elbow-sized dents Not sure

Rust, glass and lights?

Check the sills, wheel arches, windscreen and headlight lenses.

No rust, clear glass and lights A surface rust spot or a small windscreen chip Rust bubbling under the paint, or a cracked light Rust holes, or a cracked windscreen Not sure

Interior

Seats, dashboard and roof lining?

Sit in every seat; check the dashboard top and the roof lining above the doors.

Like new Normal wear, clean Torn seats, faded or cracked dashboard, stains Badly damaged or very worn Not sure

Suspension / Steering

Over bumps, any knocking — or does it pull to one side?

Drive over a speed breaker slowly, then let go of the wheel briefly on a straight road.

Quiet, and it drives straight A light rattle over bumps A clear knock, or it pulls to one side Heavy knocking or loose steering Not sure

Follow-up:

Brakes

How do the brakes feel?

On the test drive, brake firmly from about 40 km/h on an empty road.

Firm, stops straight, no noise Some squeal, or a slightly soft pedal Grinding, pulls when braking, or ABS light on Not sure

Tyres

How much tread is left on the tyres?

A coin in the groove: if you can see the whole rim of the coin, the tread is low.

New or nearly new About half worn Mostly worn, due for replacement Bald, cracked or mismatched Not sure

AC / Heater

Does the AC cool properly?

Run it on full for five minutes with the engine idling.

Chilled, strong air throw Cools, but weakly Not working Not sure

Follow-up:

Electrical & Electronics

Warning lights, windows, lights and locks?

With the engine running, check the dashboard for lights that stay on.

No warning lights, everything works One minor item not working A warning light stays on, or several items fail Several warning lights or major electrical faults Not sure

Checking for repainted panels

Checking the roof, pillars and chassis

Checking accident history

Judging dents and scratches

Checking rust, glass and lights

Exterior & Body · how to check

A car has about 12 outer panels: 4 doors, 2 front fenders, 2 rear quarter panels, the bonnet, the boot lid and 2 bumpers. "Touch-up" means one panel resprayed; "shower" means most or all of the car resprayed, usually to hide many repairs.

How to check

Look along each panel in daylight from a low angle. A resprayed panel is often a slightly different shade, or has an orange-peel texture the others do not.
Check rubber seals, window trims, badges and plastic clips for overspray: specks or a film of paint where there should be none.
Open every door, the bonnet and the boot. Factory paint runs evenly into the edges and hinges; a resprayed panel often shows a masking line there.
Uneven gaps between panels suggest one was removed, replaced or straightened.
A paint thickness gauge settles it: a panel reading well above the rest of the car has been repainted. Gauges do not read plastic, so judge bumpers by shade.

What to count

Count each panel once, however small the repaint on it.
Bumper touch-ups are common and minor, but they still count.
Leave the roof and pillars for the next question: they are structure, not panels.

What each answer means for the price

None. Total genuine paint Excellent
1–2 panels touched upA follow-up question can move this Good
3–5 panels repaintedA follow-up question can move this Fair
6 or more, or the whole car (shower)A follow-up question can move this Bad

The worst answer across the Exterior & Body questions sets that section's condition.

These parts hold the car's shape in a crash and are not bolted on. A repaint or weld here almost always follows a serious accident, which is why buyers in Pakistan ask "chatt aur pillars genuine?" before anything else.

Where they are

Roof (chatt), including its edges above the doors.
A-pillars beside the windscreen, B-pillars between the doors, C-pillars beside the rear glass.
Front rails and strut towers: under the bonnet, either side of the engine, and the domes where the front suspension mounts.
Boot floor and the panel behind the rear bumper (boot lock pillar).

How to check

Open the doors and look at the pillars and sills for weld marks, filler, wrinkled metal or sealant that does not match the factory beads.
Lift the boot mat. The floor should be flat with neat factory seam sealer; ripples or fresh paint mean a rear impact.
Under the bonnet, compare left and right. Rails and strut towers should be mirror images, with the small round dimples of factory spot welds.
If you cannot tell "repainted" from "repaired", choose Not sure and have it inspected. This is the one question worth paying an inspector to answer.

What each answer means for the price

No, all original Excellent
Repainted, no sign of metal repairA follow-up question can move this Fair
Welded, straightened or replaced Bad

The worst answer across the Exterior & Body questions sets that section's condition.

Minor means cosmetic damage to a bumper, door or fender with nothing structural touched. Major means the airbags went off, the car was towed, or the front or rear structure needed repair.

How to check

Ask plainly whether the car has been in an accident and whether an insurance claim was made. Hesitation is an answer too.
The airbag (SRS) warning light should come on at start and go out within seconds.
Seat belts that will not retract, or an airbag cover that looks or feels different from the rest of the trim, point to a deployment.
A new radiator, condenser or headlights on an older car hint at a front impact.
On imported cars, an auction grade of R or RA means the car was repaired after an accident; the sheet's body map marks where.

What each answer means for the price

No, non-accidental Excellent
Minor: a bumper or panel only, no airbagsA follow-up question can move this Good
Major: airbags deployed, or front or rear structure repaired Bad

The worst answer across the Exterior & Body questions sets that section's condition.

PakWheels inspectors size marks against a hand, and so can you: a thumb, the flat of a palm, or an elbow. Size and count matter more than where the marks are.

How to check

Walk round slowly in daylight, then crouch and look along each side. Dents show up as a break in the reflection.
Run a fingernail across a scratch: if it catches, the scratch is through the clear coat and needs paint, not just polish.
Check the lower doors and bumper corners, where parking marks collect.

What each answer means for the price

Nothing worth mentioning Excellent
A few thumb-sized marks Good
Several marks, some palm-sized Fair
Many marks, or elbow-sized dents Bad

The worst answer across the Exterior & Body questions sets that section's condition.

Surface rust can be treated; rust bubbling under the paint keeps spreading; a rust hole means metal has to be cut out and replaced.

How to check

Look under the doors along the sills (foot boards), inside the wheel arches, at the bottom edge of the boot lid and under the boot mat.
Check the windscreen in the driver's line of sight: a chip there can spread into a crack.
Look at headlight and taillight lenses for cracks, yellowing or moisture inside.

What each answer means for the price

No rust, clear glass and lights Excellent
A surface rust spot or a small windscreen chip Good
Rust bubbling under the paint, or a cracked light Fair
Rust holes, or a cracked windscreen Bad

The worst answer across the Exterior & Body questions sets that section's condition.

A quick follow-up

It tightens the price for this answer. Skip it if you're unsure.

Engine / Transmission · How does the engine start and run?

You said: Slight noise or vibration

Does the noise or vibration settle once the engine is warm?

Yes, it settles when warm No, it stays Not sure

Engine / Transmission · How does the engine start and run?

You said: Rough idle, hard starting or a clear knock

Is the check-engine light on?

No, it goes out after starting Yes, it stays on Not sure

Engine / Transmission · Has the engine been opened or overhauled?

You said: Yes, overhauled or rebuilt

Was it done by a known workshop, with receipts?

Yes, receipts and a workshop you can call No receipts, or nobody knows who did it Not sure

Engine / Transmission · How does the gearbox shift?

You said: An occasional jerk or a hard shift

Does it ever slip: the engine revs rise but the car doesn't speed up?

No, it only jerks Yes, it slips Not sure

Exterior & Body · How many body panels have been repainted?

You said: 1–2 panels touched up

Which panels were touched up?

Bumpers only A door, fender, bonnet or boot lid Not sure

Exterior & Body · How many body panels have been repainted?

You said: 3–5 panels repainted

Why were they repainted?

Scratches or faded paint, no accident After accident or dent repair Not sure

Exterior & Body · How many body panels have been repainted?

You said: 6 or more, or the whole car (shower)

Why was the car repainted?

Faded or tired paint, no accident To cover accident repairs, or the seller will not say Not sure

Exterior & Body · Roof, pillars, chassis rails and boot floor: any repaint or repair?

You said: Repainted, no sign of metal repair

Which part was repainted?

Roof only (sun-faded or hail) One or more pillars Not sure

Exterior & Body · Any accident history?

You said: Minor: a bumper or panel only, no airbags

Were any parts replaced, like a headlight, radiator or bonnet?

No, only body or paint work Yes, parts were replaced Not sure

Can you see the repair: uneven panel gaps or mismatched paint?

No, it is hard to spot Yes, it shows Not sure

Suspension / Steering · Over bumps, any knocking — or does it pull to one side?

You said: A clear knock, or it pulls to one side

Is it a knock, or only a pull to one side?

Only a pull, no knocking (often just alignment) A knock over bumps Not sure

AC / Heater · Does the AC cool properly?

You said: Cools, but weakly

Does it cool properly once you are driving?

Yes, it is only weak at idle No, weak even when driving Not sure

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